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WK 1 TERM 2 IDENTIFY THE LF AND TS
WK 1 TERM 2 IDENTIFY THE LF AND TS
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NAME THE TS
TITLE, SUB TITLE, ITALICS, BOLD, TABLE, IMAGES, COLOUR FONT, LAYOUT
GRAPHIC, TITLE, ITALICS, FLOW, FONT
ABLE, IMAGES, COLOUR FONT, LAYOUT
TITLE, IMAGES, COLOUR FONT, LAYOUT
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WHAT ARE SOME OF THE TEXT STRUCTURES YOU CAN SEE?
TITLE, SUB TITLE, BULLET POINTS, LAYOUT, GRAPHICS
LISTING, TITLE, POINTS, GRAPHICS
TITLE, SUB TITLE, COLUMNS, BULLET POINTS, LAYOUT, GRAPHICS
PARAGRAPHS, POINTS, 2 SIDES, FRAMING
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WHAT EFFECT DOES COLUMNS HAVE ON THIS TEXT?
SHOWS THE POSITIVES
DRAWS THE EYE TO CENTRE
MAKES YOU READ LEFT FIRST
SHOWS THE COMPARISON BETWEEN THE 2, MAKES IT EASIER TO READ
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What is the primary purpose of subheadings in a text?
To list references and sources.
To provide definitions of key terms.
To summarize the main ideas.
To divide parts of a text into sections.
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NAME THE LF AND TS
COLUMNS, COLOUR, SHAPES, HEADINGS
REPETITION, COLOUR, TITLE, SHAPES, SHORT SENTENCES, CHART, PLACEMENT
SHAPES, BULLET POINTS, COLOUR
SUB TITLE, FLOW, MAP, LISTING
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What is the primary purpose of bold text in nonfiction materials?
To show emphasis
To summarize content
To indicate page numbers
To provide definitions
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How does repetition contribute to the emotional impact of a literary work?
Repetition distracts from the main themes of the text.
Repetition simplifies complex ideas for easier understanding
Repetition adds emphasis and makes text more memorable
Repetition introduces new themes and ideas
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What is the purpose of photographs and illustrations in nonfiction materials?
To replace the need for written text entirely.
To serve as decorative elements without purpose.
To provide detailed explanations of concepts.
To emphasize key points and add interest.
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WHAT EFFECT DOES THE REPETITION HAVE ON THIS TEXT?
CLEARLY STATES WHAT THE TEXT IS ABOUT, MAKES IT MEMORABLE
DIRECTS READERS EYE
SECTIONS OUT THE INFORMATION
GIVES THE TEXT MORE MEANING
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WHAT TEXT STRUCTURES CAN YOU IDENTIFY?
TITLE, LAYOUT, FLOW, COLOUR, LINES, SHORT SENTENCES, COLUMNS
TITLE, PARAGRAPHS, BOLD, COLUMNS
SUB TITLE, FLOW, PLACEMENT, DOT POINTS, SECTIONS
COLUMNS, LAYOUT, HEADINGS, BULLET POINTS
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What literary device is defined as creating a pleasing rhythm and making phrases more memorable?
Symbolism
Metaphor
Emotive
Alliteration
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How does a title contribute to a reader's understanding of a text.
A title provides a preview of the content, grabs attention.
A title is only important for marketing purposes.
A title determines the length of the literary work.
A title is merely decorative and has no real function.
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What is the primary purpose of hyperbole in literature?
To create a direct comparison between two unlike things.
To provide a hidden meaning beneath the surface of the text.
To evoke strong emotions through vivid descriptions.
To exaggerate for emphasis, humor, or to make a point more dramatically.
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WHAT EFFECT DOES TITLE HAVE ON THIS TEXT?
STATES WHAT THE TEXT IS ABOUT, CATCHES READER ATTENTION
MAKES IT MEMORABLE
TO CONFUSE READER
DIRECTS READERS ATTENTION
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WHAT ARE SOME OF THE LANGUAGE FEATURES YOU CAN SEE?
ALLITERATION, REPETITION, LISTING,
ALLITERATION, PERSONIFICATION, LISTING
INCLUSIVE, REPETITION, DIRECT ADDRESS
METAPHOR, REPETITION, POWER OF 3
